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Man with Stage 4 Colon Cancer Renews His Vows with His Wife of 22 Years as Last Wish

Bryan Rose was diagnosed with colon cancer in July 2022 An Arkansas man with terminal cancer fulfilled his dying wish to renew his wedding vows. Bryan Rose, who has stage 4 colon cancer, renewed his vows with his wife, Terri Rose, on their 22nd wedding anniversary at the Circle of Life hospice care in Bentonville on Wednesday, Oct. 21. He was admitted to the hospice that same week, CNN affiliate KFSM reported. The special ceremony was made possible by Wish Upon a Wedding, a program that grants weddings and vow renewals to couples dealing with terminal illness. The event was followed by a buzzing reception with vendors, entertainment and cake, per KFSM. “What I’ve learned about them is that before his illness, they were full of life,” event planner Kristin Hoops with Blushing Gypsy Events said of the couple. “Just a very fun couple; they enjoyed all the things and were very outgoing.”…

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SEC fines South Carolina $500,000 after fans storm field, will be paid to Tennessee

South Carolina football was fined $500,000 on Oct. 25 after fans stormed the field to celebrate a 27-24 win against No. 11 Tennessee 27-24 on Oct. 24 at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina. The fine will be paid to Tennessee in accordance with conference policy, which provides for a $500,000 penalty for violations involving access to competition areas in all SEC-sponsored sports. The SEC first instituted a field-storming policy in 2004 with escalating fines that started at $100,000 for the first offense, $250,000 for the second offense and $500,000 for each additional offense. But SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey announced in 2025 that all offenses would draw the same fine of $500,000. South Carolina kicker Malik Orsan hit a game-winning 48-yard field goal as time expired to give the Gamecocks (4-3, 2-3 SEC) the victory against Tennessee (6-2, 3-2). Video surfaced after the…

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Texas Longhorns Injury Updates After Thrilling Win vs. Ole Miss

The Texas Longhorns pulled off a thrilling 34-27 win over the Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday night in Austin, but they hardly got of the contest unscathed on the injury front. Texas was already without star edge rusher Colin Simmons and running back Hollywood Smothers, making it even more impressive that the Longhorns came away with the win over a hot Rebels team. However, other big names could be joining them on the injury report this week before Texas hosts Mississippi State. Goosby had to get carted off in the first quarter after suffering an apparent lower-body injury. He returned to the sideline in street clothes while walking with crutches. Andre Cojoe replaced him at left tackle. Sarkisian said Goosby's injury "didn't look very good" but he praise the way the entire team answered the call despite both him and Cam Coleman going down. Goosby suffered a bone bruise in his knee during…

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Russia, Brazil, Turkey and 10 more countries that stopped changing their clocks

Countries that abolished daylight saving time took different paths, and these 13 examples show which kept summer time and which settled on standard time Ending daylight saving time is only half a decision. Once a government stops moving its clocks twice a year, it still has to choose which time to keep. That second choice decides whether the clock favors brighter mornings or later evening light. In this selection, most countries that abolished daylight saving time settled on permanent standard time, the setting their clocks used outside the summer months. Brazil took that route by presidential decree in April 2019. Mexico passed a law in October 2022 that ended seasonal clock changes for most of the country. China, Japan, India and Kyrgyzstan also keep standard time all year. A smaller group made the summer offset permanent, an approach sometimes called permanent daylight time. Turkey…

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